Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... teach , and to teach the truth . But one cannot be said to be the follower of a teacher , unless he believes what the teacher teaches . Therefore , to be a Christian , one must be a be- liever . เ " This , again , is evident from the ...
... teach , and to teach the truth . But one cannot be said to be the follower of a teacher , unless he believes what the teacher teaches . Therefore , to be a Christian , one must be a be- liever . เ " This , again , is evident from the ...
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... teaches , and do what she commands , and persevere unto the end , will be saved . " This method is the reverse of that of Christ . " How does the author know that ? Who gave him authority to speak in the name of Christ ? Where is his ...
... teaches , and do what she commands , and persevere unto the end , will be saved . " This method is the reverse of that of Christ . " How does the author know that ? Who gave him authority to speak in the name of Christ ? Where is his ...
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... teach us what we are to believe , and to command us what we are to do , ever make the supposition that she does or ... teaches as Pope , officially , as the visible Head of the Church , and defines faith or morals for the whole Church ...
... teach us what we are to believe , and to command us what we are to do , ever make the supposition that she does or ... teaches as Pope , officially , as the visible Head of the Church , and defines faith or morals for the whole Church ...
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